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EPISODE · Mar 25, 2018 · 1H 1M

Episode #74: Kris Wolf - Life as a Joshi Wrestler, living in Japan, and life before wrestling

from Fresh Is The Word · host Kelly "K-Fresh" Frazier

This week’s guest on the Fresh is the Word podcast is Kris Wolf. Based in Japan, Kris Wolf is most known for her time with the Stardom women’s wrestling promotion in Japan as a member of the Oedo Tai faction. Her wiley wolfie persona is not only a sly one being a member of a heel faction like Oedo Tai, but she’s fast become one of the most well-liked Joshi wrestlers over the past few years. During our chat, we talked about how she got into wrestling and her life before moving to Japan from the USA. We also talked about her time in Stardom and about how it’s like living in Japan. Kris Wolf is about to embark on a world tour soon, or more like a “Wolf Tour”, in Europe and the USA. THE FRESH PICK OF THE WEEK: This week’s pick is a strange one. A wrestler in Japan named Maho Kurone. She is known as the “Zombie Wrestler” or the “Zombie Joshi”. With only a short time of ring experience since 2016, Maho Kurone is becoming one of the most interesting wrestlers in Japan as a part of the Toyk

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